3.8:
Combining Graphics

From The Student's Introduction to MATHEMATICA: A Handbook for Precalculus, Calculus, and Linear Algebra

3.8 Combining Graphics

So you want to combine two or more graphics together as one? There are many possibilities here, so we ll address each in turn.

Superimposing Plots

It is often desirable to view two or more plots together. If you simply want to plot several functions on the same set of axes, enter a list containing these functions as the first argument to the Plot command and you ll have it:

On your monitor the three functions are given three distinct colors. To better distinguish between them, one may wrap the list of functions with the Tooltip command. When you mouseover any curve in the resulting plot, a tooltip will pop up displaying that function s expression. Note that the output in printed form is indistinguishable from the prior output, so this feature is only useful in a live session.

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